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LIGHTyIz.; RODS repaired. j. H. Kuehllng, No.
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

h'oh SALt ACANl GROUND IN VARIOUS
- Parts OF the city. swoRMsTEDr & BRADLEY
92s ST. jel-lm
uNOR SALE-LOTS
II Lots > q, blk II. 4 sslh div Meridian HUI
with frames renting Is per month Price 4Oc Ter
81. IL.
lots 47, as ~. Denisson 4 Leighton sub div. Me-
radizn Hill zoe.
Lots IN 50 i52 at 15c
Lotson Columbia road bet l4th ana th sis extended
Lots M oiks IL, 10 10. Is aud 30. Meridian Hul
Several hiie lots IA Whitney Close MiusW.si Place
sub. div
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD
nlyf-Sw~ lse6 street north west
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CAXRoLL INSTITUTES first excursion to Bay Ridge
SEE Adv.
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The FINEST STOCK OF all kinds OF fine fancy
leather goods In the city. TOPHAMs
l231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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WATCHES and JrwClry on inStallnentS to reSpon-
Si0ie p..rt!cs. LlG,on, 1873 9Th st. NV.
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The Roller Coaster at Athletic Park Is
crowded nightly by the elite
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CARROLL INSTITUTES first excursion to Bay Ridge
See Adv.
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THE CITY MARKErs.-The offlcial Price Current
Of the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
-four market has not been affected by the recent
panic IN wheat as yet, but should actual or spot
wheat keep down, its product will quite likely
yield in price. The old wheat fiourS Will be at fair
premium for the next four months to come. Cart
wheat has declined in sympathy with the crash in
option stock; corn and oats has also. The growing
crop and greatly increased acreage promises fair
yield at the approaching harvest and quality very
choice. Receipts or hay large, nearly all being
ordinary quality. and very hard TO sell at low
prices; fair demand for choice. Straw dull and
lower. The butter market shows about the same
conditions that existed last week, VIZ: a good
healthy demand for strictly fancy creamery and
choice dairy. with medium and low-grade goods
only sought Tor at very low prices and being taken
only oy bakers for future use. The egg supply
nrm; nearby sources fair, Western products still
IorWarding literally. Market closes steady. Old
fowls are scarce and wanted. Spring chickens
lower, but In active demand. or native fruit
strawberr1es are the only variety coming which
meet with ready sale. Oranges, lemons, and ba-
nanas In good supply and reasonable In price The
STOCK OF Old potatoes is further reduced and price
advanced.
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VISITING GOOD TEMPLARs OF LAUREL, MD.-The
Anchor Lodge of Good TemplarS gave reception
last evening to the Hope Lodge OF Laurel, Mo. Col.
W. F. Switzler; OF Anchor Lodge, made an address
OF welcome This was followed by other addresses
music and rec1tations, and after refreshments the
visitors left for home.
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COLONIAL BEACH,
~ POPULAR WATERING PLACE
AND EXCURSION RESORT.
The swift palace steamer T. " ARROWSMITH, ex-
pressly fitted for the service will make regular daily
trips the Beach Except Saturdays and after
SUNDAY, JUNE 20 Leaves 7th street ferry wharf at
S As 3 hours at the Beach, and home at 80
p. IN. Music Refreshments and Meals served on
steamer and at hotel.
Fare round trip, 30 cts children, 25 cts je15-2m
MARSHALL HALL-THIS DELIGHTFUL RE-
vi sort open for the Meals Ia carte. Lunch,
Coffee. Tea, Milk &c, &c, for Excursionists.
Steamer ". W. CORCORAN leaves every morning at
10 o'clock, returning at pm On Sundays per adj
vertisement. ap.2.Io-:Sm
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LIGHTNING Tops, electric work. III. Kuehling.
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BAY RIDGE
TUESDAY, JUNE 81
Special train leaves the B. and O. Depot at 80 m
Other trains leave 10 .. m, 4:15 and 5:15 p. M.
Trains return at 3 10 $50 and $50 p. III.
Tickets can be obtained at Depot from committee.
Round trip, 81 90. je17-3t
LNXCURSION OF METROPOLITAN NJ. L. CHURCH
IL to MARSHALL HALL. MONDAY, JUNE %,
Various games and amusements Tickets, % cents.
Let the children come. je17-3ts
TINHE MECHANICS PLEASURE CLUB WILL GIVE
Il their ANNUAL FAMILY EXCURSION to MAR
SHALL HALL on MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1887, Steamer
ARROWSMITH will leave 9TH st. wharf at $50 H.,
cents. No improper persons allowed. je17-2t'
SWIFT PALACE STEAMER Ty ARRoWsMITH,
SUNDAY, JUNE 10,
From 7th-st. ferry wharf at 8 40 sharp. Fare
round trip, soc; children 2oc Daily trips commencing
June 20 je16-3t
GRAND EXCURSION BY T. NJ. HEAIY BRANCH
" IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE to River View,
MONDAY. JUNE 9TH INST. The steamer MARY
Tiekeis SO Gents cents ''''''' "'A'' je16-st.
STEAMER CORCORAN WILL MAKE TWO SPECIAL
y trips to Marshall Hall on FRIDAY, the 18th and
SATURDAY, the 18th of June Leave wharf at foot of
7th ST. at 10 q. N. and p. w. returning at aud 10
p. III.
Families wishing enjoy day or evening at the
above delightful resort where every accommodation
and cty will be afforded for comfort and pleasure
Meals and lunches served at all hours. Fare round
trip % cents.
On SUNDAY the boat will m AXE two trims at 10 m
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TIE ELErESrH=s1REEr ARSON cAsR.-rhis NOR,

THE ELEVENTH STREET ARSON CAsE-This morn
ing, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery
District Attorney WOrthingtOn called attention to
the case OF Mary j. Mcbride and John W. McFar-
land. indicted for arson in setting fire AS 18th
street W., In June last, In which trial recently
resulted In disagreement OF the jury. Mr. WOr-
thington asked that an early day be fixed for the
court declined to take any action at this time
The district attorney gave notice that he would
call the cases early In the next term
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TSoR sAIE-LoTsITHE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Il Investment Co, Samuel q. Waller PRESIDENT. $50
ing Lots tor sale special tsrzns 70 those who will
build Myl2-3m
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &c

l. j.
BAY RIDGE BAY RIDGE.
SUNDAY, JUNE 10.
SUNDAY NEXT, SUNDAY NEXT,
And Daily and Sunday thereafter, trains will to
BAY RIDGE! BAY RIDGE!
THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
DAILY AND SUNDAY. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
RAILROAD EXTENDED DIRECT TO PAVILIONS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS. FAST TRAINS.
Trains leave b and O. Depot during week at g. I5 AM
4:15 and 5:15 pm.
Sundays at 10 am, 2, ), and pm.
GREAT MOUNTED SWORD CONTEST,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
June 23. "A, 25.
Contestants: DUNCAN C. ROSS, SERGT. WALSH,
CAPT. P. ST. CLAIR, CAPT GAR
RIQUES, CAPT. ORLOFSKY.
Al Al hS Al 81 81 al Al h Al I ~ ~ @,
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, C. K LORD,
jel4-6t Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
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Rr:s1xGERs ice cream, 235 G. st. NV.
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WHY The ORCHESTRA DID NOT PLAY.-The per-
formance for the benefit Of the Newsboys' Home
at the National on last Wednesday afternoon was
marred by the lack OF an orchestra. Prof. Franz
Schaefer, a professional leader, had engaged an
orchestra Of eight pieces for the occasion. Prof.
refused to play upon the grounds that part OF
the orchestra was composed OF members OF the
Georgetown Amateur Orchestra. with whom mem
bers OF the Union were not permitted to play He
says that the orchestra had rehearsed up to the
very day OF the performance, and although it
would be natural TO suppose that each musician
knew the others, apparently they did not become
acquainted until just before 1t became necessary
70 ring UP the curtain.
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THE BOSTON POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM.


Mr.. II. r. Miles, superintendent OF the District
Telegraph and Telephone Service, has made a re-
port to the Commissioners Of his recent nvest1ga-
ton into the workings or the municipal" signal
and telegraph system in use in Boston Mr.. Miles
says that the signals work accurately and we'll,
but the telephone part OF the service was not
quite up to the best standard. He says that the
system o1ers opportunities for transmitting
large number OF signals from the patrol boxes;
but these he does not deem necessary, nor does he
favor the linking register that records reports from
patrol boxes for hours on long Slip OF paper,
thereby saving some little time and labor at the
central station In registering the reports as they
come in.
THE EXTENSION OF THE FIRE LIMITS.
The Commissioners have written the East WASH
ingtOn Citizens Association that action upon the
matter OF extending the IRE limits will be post
poned until the arguments of committee from
the association has been heard.
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Coaster Parties can apply at sos 10th
for exclusive use of Roller Coaster

50 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whiskey best In the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEEs, 9th near d st. w&S
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Ir0R SAl.E-A LOT 50xl45 MUST BE SACRI-
4 need al 65c. per foot, within 300 feet Of ldge
Harlans residence on l4th ST. overlooking the CITY
row of cedsrs on said lot. adjoining property held
81 per foot Address the owner. J. Il. l., office.
telS-6ts
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EOR sALE-A FINE BLOCK OF LOTS IN
Of California aud Massachusetts
| the tract contains A .622 square feet
These superb building sites the nnest the
tire Massachusetts, extension. and can be
bought n = whole 1t Z small advance original
prices. -
1919 + at.
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LOR SALE ->, ,
Il LOTS ON THE TENLEYTOWN ROAD.
OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLENELAND'S COUNTRY
SEAT AND ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH
Stages will run shortly every halt hour from High
st.. tare, cents.
Lots sold on easy terms. Monthly payments
ceIted on contracts for deeds and deferred payments
bear 5 per cent interest Twenty lots have been
already sold.
which will be open tor guests June
JOHN E BEAI.L 4 CO.
my6-3m 1921 st.
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Phillips, Digestible Cocoa

BanjOs. violins, Guitars and Strings Walfo
4S7 Pa. ave,
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DlEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD FOR TWO
II families where there other fsnari.rs tsls
nile from Boyds, Mctrul ullan Bral4ch Il and - n H.
Shade, fresh vegetables. milk. &c IN abundance "A.
jelS-eoBt
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4 LMEIDA is REOPENFD FOR SUMMER BOARD
N ers High and shady. Five minutes ride from de-
pot Terms so per month No small children taken.
MISS l. NJ GROW.
ie1S-3ts BerryNllla VA
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COUNTRY BOARD

GUNNER BOARDINd-NIILAGE IN TN NOUN
- ains beautiful scenery Cai drives, Iet saut roos
good table, on the h q. R.R., hours ride from
Washinston two mails daily, references eNrhar errd
Address Box Pa HedsesVit, W Va lels-g ts
4 FEW MORE GUESTS CAN RP AC,,nNrNtnn.
IN ted nj Locust Shade - several rooms vacant IA.
cuds Two very ArHe airy ones suitable for PARTIES
OF ladies' or gentlemen. SPRING water ice utlk A.-.
tables. &c Terms moderate. Address Mr. AIR.
jelS-s. tut h.6t
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WHEATLAND STATION. JEFFERSON COUNTY,
w W V. Shenandoah Valley H. r. pleasant and
healthy location. comfortable rooms ANA surrpuud-
inss; good boarding; pleasant, shaded lawn can ac-
commodate eight lady bOarlers. terms REASONABLY,
le1S-Bts Mrs. = IA HlGTNBplHAM
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ID IVER VIEW FOR 1887.
IL Washingtonians' Most Popular Resort Steamer
MARY WASHINGTON
will leave her wharf every SUNDAY ut 10 80 am and
SPIN Returning at . and pm. Tickets. 25c Every
WEDNESDAY st am: ana 6;3Op:m; Returning =
VIEW every SATURDAY. leaving ut 10 am. Return
ing at 80 pm. Tickets, 1Oc Prof. Proctors Dancing
leaving at $50 pm. Returning at II pm. Tickets.
25c. Dancing down and back. and at the grounds on
the largest Pavilion the Potomac River all trips
except Sunday. Fine Brass Band on Sunday. No %.
For charters, &C.. apply to E. s. RANDALL Capt
my25
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GUNNER BoARDERS wANTEn-A LARGE Any
- Stone House. situated on the south end 81 Mann
street. and plenty OF mountain AIR For further ms
formation address Mrs ANN L HOLIINGSMDllTW,
South Main ST, Winchester. Va tells >, i,..s.
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On SUNDAY the boat will make two trips at o a. m.
and $50 p. M, returning at . and D. je16-3t
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NOR SALE-I HAVE FOUR BEAUTIFUL AID
Il joining Lots % feet front each by delth of 80
feet surrounded by alleys aud streets the south
side OF St. near corner OF 10th st oppo-
the residence OF Hon. James g. Blaine has prop
erty if sold be delivered Al the extremely
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
je14-1lt 14l6 4 st. NV.
NOR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE BEAUTIFUL
block Ground situated at the northeast corner of
18th and SITS. lao feet 18th 81 by 80 feet on
l. and 81 feet front north side of l. ST., between
18th and 18th SITS by depth of 1880 fetal to
good alleys-which sell whole at Doc per foot
JNO. A PRESCOTT,
tel4-1lt l4l6 L St NV.
LOR SALE--THREE LOTS, 1Sxl00. l9xlo0 AND
II 22Xl0O, to ten-toot alley. southern exposure on
between 18th and 18th sis W. lOO Feet from cor
of l9th adjoining new residences: no concretng
required for foundations; original ground II depth
of two three feet. gem ol lot ON 18TH between
aud S sts, lsax1oo to alley. with p:lvllege OF 4
inch side wall desirable lot tor Immediate
Improvement Both OF the st. lots have good stable
privileges while one OF them las an unused one, as
10 public alley leads straight nne from the
line of the lot into Laurence street beside lOfoot
public alley leading into 18th 81 the same running
east and west. JAMES +. DARTT, 1907 + st. 1e1-1m
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- UMMER BOARDERS. HIGH AMI HEALTHY IO-
- cations, nne mountains mile iT,In iAle Post
Office and Churches. Address MRS. THOMAS
HUGHES, Woodyille, RAIpshannock County, Va
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HAIPINE Mn. r. 4 q X r. NFTRopOl ITAS
L Branch, IL miles from city, 100 ,ar,- ir1rn sta.
tiUn. frst-clAss Board, and s6 per week For rar-
ticulars address POSTMASTER, 1T Halpine station
jelS-lws
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'"rhe Queen Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pure,
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz. Agency, i2O6
ST. NV 6m
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For meals, ready lunches and all the del1cacies
OF the season, large York River soft crabs little
neck clans, Spanish mackerel, &c. Lifetime expe-
rience. Ladies' large saloon attached. Also, ele-
gantly furnished rooms for gentlemen only.
m,w&S-3 Z. L. JOHNSON, Prop.
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PINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa ave.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-02-17
Making Restitution

Tho agento the Airline rail
road received the su5joinaI com
munication, which explains itself:
"Gaerneyille, Cal, December
q, 1886. Passenger Agent, AZ
lanta, Ga. Dear Sir: In the
spring Of 1879, I stole a rifle on
The passenger train from Gums
vile on the Air-Ljna railroad to
Mt. Airy. BI5 since that time
the Lord ms made Christian OF
me, shown me that IN lst make
restitution f,r ali sach wrongs;
and praise His name, il it should
take every cent I nuke waiIa [
live, I'll make it all right. But,
oh, it pays to be a Christian at the
cost Of anything in this world.
Not a theoretical nor sentiment
al Christian, but one that has his
feet firmly fixed on the Rock Of
Ages {Jesus CArist) with the
love Of God yelling up in the soul
all the time. Glory to God for
such an experience. [ don't know
what the fare was, but think two
dollars enough. Find enclosed a
money order FOR that amount,
Perhaps the road has chang9l
hands since thqt time. VII you
please to see that the right men
get the money,
Respectfully, yours, saved,
N. G. BAILEY.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-02-17

A lady who knows its value
gives the following g. recipe; Take ,
% ounces of Dislike, l pound of
Resolution, 2 ounces Of the pow
dsr Of Experience, l large sprig
Of Time, l qaart of the cooling
water of Consideration. Set them
over gentle fire of Love, sweet
an it with the spoon OF Melan-
cboly, put it at the bottom Of
vour heart, cork it down with the
ark of sound Conscience and
lot it remain, and you will instant
" find ease and be restored to
right sense. These things may
he had Of the apothecary, at the
house Of Understanding,next door
TO Reason, in Prudence street, in
the Parish Of Contentment.
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Wanted to be a Wizard.

The advance agent Of barn
storming Wizard had just landed
in the country editors Office.
81 want an ad. in your paper, "
he said.
"What for?" asked the editor.
".For the greatest and the only
living prestiligitator. He can do
anything and everything, change
water into wine, and VINE INTO wa
ter. Take twenty dollar note
out Of eats mouth; take q ten
oat Of turnip; take five ont of
a mans hat every time he puts
his hand in, and 50 on"
do all that, can hep" queried
the editor.
'sYou bet he can, and not half
try"
"Can he take q dollar out OF an
editors pooket?'
"Course he can; hundred OF
them, for that matter"
"Well, he's the man Tn looking
for, and if he will teach me how |
can do it, I'll be darned if he can't
have his ad. in every column OF
nv newspaper, free, and III get
out a supplement besides"
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Florence Was Ill.

Miss Nina VanZpndt,tha young
female crank who is piuing to
marry Spies, the anarchist, m odo
SOnlca8p doctor the other day
80 mad that he wanted to kick
somebody. She sent a note to
! nm about midnight requesting
MIN to hasten to her house as
our Florence" was very i'll with
p!Ptheria. The doctor, who is a
ANA father and very fond OF chill
uren, imagined that the life Of
some little girl was in danger, al
most run his legs OF in order to
save the little sufferer. On arriy,
l ~! at Miss VanZtndts house he
discovered "our Florence" was an
y poodle, and in reply to Miss
'anA"ndts fearful question as to
"nat should be done, told her to
drown the d-n dog" and then
me man Of medicine snolted and
'''lH0ed down the front steps in
great rage.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-02-17

A Texas woman, Mrs. Theall,
living near Houston, has distin-
suisled herself as detective.
Her husband, while returning
home in a bagsy, was shot down
Oh the road. The horse cane
home with the .loo1 stained car
riage and without a driver. The
wife jumped into the vehicle aud
drove rapidly back to where the
hu5blnl lay dad, She nqrrow-
ly examined the surroundings,
measured the foot tracks and ota
er traces, and 50 loc}tel the muir
derers three men -tha5 the y
were arrested aul jailed.
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Clnitnl GINNING Snntll.

The amount Of capital placed
ia Southern mining anl manu-
featuring industries daring the
year just passed. was $l23,236,0))
against 355,3l2,9)9 in 1885. This
fact alone establishes the wonlor-
full progress OF our section and
indicates the confidence Of North
EN- aai European capitalists in
the stability OF the SontA's iron
and manufacturing interests.
This rapid growth has been the
subject of discussion the union
over, all facts anl figures Illus
tratjve Of the South'5 onward
strides appear in every journal in
the country.
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TY TY Route.

A Pointer for Dec, published ct Roaton.
The name Of the Ty Ty Route
has not the most remote connection
With the undertaking timbers OF
the roadway Ty Ty is station on
the line located among the pines
and turpentine orchards OF the
Brunswick & Western Railroad, a
most important link in one of the
great thoronghfares between the
West and Florida which
through palace cars run between
Cincinnati and Jacksonville.
Sure and prompt connections are
made at Albany, and there are no
disagreeablo changes, or transfer
the same rule applies at Way
cross, when connections are made
for Sayaunph and Jacksonville
thence the roal runs on to Brun-
swick, where is Georgia's great
deep water halbor an one of the
finest on the whole Atlantic coast,
and to which port the road carries
large trade in c,tton, timber aud
naval stores.
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a GREAT MZS7AKE
The Girl With Laughing Eyes.

! love the girl with teeth like pearls
That CLEAN from rosy lips;
ANA faiHWould steal the sweets they yield
As bee the honey sips;
But yet above those charms of love
Ny heart would seek the prize
VI rarer worth, the pearl of mirth-
The girl with laughing eyes.
IT'S sweet to hear the music clear
That rippies from the heart
Tue laugh o. joy from maiden coy,
So free from slavish art,
But yet the glow Of mischirfs flow
From glance that quick replies
Reveals the bliss Of happiness
Behind those laughing eyes.
The same is true though eyes be blue
As stars in Eden's cline;
Or dark as night, with PASSIONS light,
Cnfathomed, deep as time,
In pleasures mart they show the heart
That sorrow quick defies--
The joy Of earth, the queen of mirth-
The girl with laughing eyes.
Oh, | could gaze now all my days
into those depths that charm,
And bless that joy without alloy
That knows no gricfs alarm,
Therc'6 words Of bliss within a kiss,
And heaven in loves signs;
Bat far more sweet the Joy complete
True love from laughing eyes.
Then ever laugh and let me qraff
The nectar sparkling bright,
Til, drunk with mirth, leave the earth
II shades Of gloomy night;
And in my flight through seas of light
III wake the yauiied skies
Win joyful lays 10 sing the praise
OF girls with laughing eyes.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-02-17
The Sad Side.

Dr.. Matt Alexander, one of the
lealing physicians Of Knoxville,
Tenn, committed suicide by tax
lag morphine on Tuesday. He
left a note which read as follows:
"a de with malico t9varl none. I 60
to hell. Tell my son to 60 to heaven"
Poor fellowl What lagecy
for father to leave son! How
mach mora manly it woul ! have
been tor him to have spared his
own life and to have fought the
BATTLE through, He might have
won the fight. Thousands Of
OF Others have done it. 1t is such
occurrences as this that cast
gloom over the human heart, and
form the sad side Of this world Of
ours.